Queen are reportedly getting ready to enter the wine enterprise, with founding members Sir Brian Could and Roger Taylor trademarking the band’s iconic crest to be used on bottles of vino.
Brian Could and Roger Taylor look set to enter the wine enterprise
In accordance with The Solar newspaper’s Weird column, the legendary group has filed paperwork to guard their brand throughout a variety of products, together with wine, sparking hypothesis {that a} branded bottle may quickly hit cabinets.
A supply advised the outlet: “Queen are becoming a member of the wine recreation.
“Booze has proved to be a really profitable market and so they’re throwing their hats into the ring. It’s all very early days however the plan is to get the trademark accredited after which get transferring on manufacturing.”
In 2014, the band launched Killer Queen Vodka in tribute to their late frontman Freddie Mercury, who died in November 1991 on the age of 45. The vodka – named after their 1974 hit – was distilled seven occasions and filtered by means of quartz sand and birch charcoal, with guitarist Could describing the Latvian manufacturing facility as “the Willy Wonka chocolate manufacturing facility for adults.”
Might also recalled Mercury’s fondness for vodka on tour, saying, “Killer Queen Vodka is the proper tribute to Freddie… we all know Freddie would have accredited.”
Queen would be a part of a rising listing of music stars turning to the drinks trade, together with Kylie Minogue, Gary Barlow, The Rolling Stones, Metallica, and AC/DC.
